#CookingtotheHarvest The Seminole Pumpkin (Cucurbita moschata) is the one squash family member that thrives in our hot, wet summers. (Note: the butternut squash is a cultivar of this species.) I made a batch of delicious Seminole pumpkin burgers, which yielded 7 burgers. (1 of 2) https://t.co/QA4hUmQ3m8

— Ginny Stibolt (@GinnyStibolt) 2022.9.4

In case of chaos, first thing to grow: - Potatoes (choose long shelf life varieties) Then: - Cucurbita maxima and Cucurbita moschata. (long shelf life during winter) - Cannabis sativa (produce a lot of high nutritive seeds - it taste like hazelnuts) These 3 are very easy to grow

— truth3rb0t (@trutherbotnet) 2022.7.29

#SeminolePumpkin (Cucurbita moschata) is a bountiful squash crop that's native to Mexico, but it was being grown in Florida 500 years ago when the Europeans first arrived. Butternut is a cultivar of this species as is Calabaza squash. https://t.co/i2JTDxxdxW https://t.co/6a5BeCfSWt

— Ginny Stibolt (@GinnyStibolt) 2022.7.15

Today in our garden #2 Sunflower, Melon, pitanga and Cucurbita moschata חמנינ, מלונים, פיטנגו ודלורית https://t.co/sBiVFBtdar

— Frida (@dayantech) 2022.6.16